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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28

at beIuble en- Wano 1iben grlnb, paa
famine Eib itaar .pr. Nnberlons
l1ofalb mob ST. gliIDn itif i 5trib
meo bpab oDa9lts Iioenoe1 | Minz
,1eapplis unoer 2lbe September
beretter. yEibenbe" Ifriper 11em=
Zig:
y1lbit filling sbireftprerne bolbt isaar
ct Mrbe. Blanbt andre Sa9er be-
Danbleoe Be oglaa Scr, Gqiion og.
bans Reiie til efanni1apien. De
fanbt, atban baobe {filt Jig soot fra
1T 6berp, pg at be @inoringer, 1om
Mini}ter Inberion baDbe itiIet /
baus Bei, f1tl1 par ben }ibftes Sell.
M9or. Chiffon blep fritagen for al
5fptb 9ase't, os 1ou Dffentlis Eaf.
be1luttebe aoireftipnen at gibe BAN
$685."
6por lisser I'LL ganbbeben ber?
Gaten maa pr. 81. 2(nberion peb fin
Nrtifel i nBubjtttten" babe tiliigtet
at 1npnifieere gublifu,n, eller oelaa
bar Sr. glli}oa nDitificeret nbltil<
liussoireftererne. gpflarinsen fo1n<
1ner pe(."
Olr. Guilpn er nurif % pil erinz
brss beroppe fra forrise 6plt, bu ban
unoer Bart-Regtonens Uplifting par
Der iom Ngent for Blabet St. Paul.
Farmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28

Grneit Mtnas falbt neb fraIaget
af en- BDgning / Hobeiter ben 23be
5bs. p9 brat Set enc Sen. foruben at
ban fif anben HsItubiselie. 5am=
meteos falbt en- anoen Wanb i
MDrfet neb en- @rpft os brat fieez
1lebes ct Sen.
ann ilog neb EFT GipsbDgnlng
Fl Nnrheben al 2itbfie[o oen 2ooe ps.
% latte Slb paa ben. &n Gilltebe=
parenoe flatreoe in1io[ertio op efter
let Gous, bpormeo man pleiebe at
Belle pp, % iIuffebe sSlran meb ct
Sgpan Melf.
s fec Tiger er ligelaa mango
HssSernbaneulDffer fleet oeo S)amlin
inenen1 ct, Baul og Winneapo(ls, Ds
inetninbie Ell Herion er bpo paa=
5gruno al at pare bleben paafjprt.
sy(anltD Da@Danen5 Oel1DItlfS luuS
gfDfo for oisie lllDffer, ter biorp=
rer fra Tet Arrangement meb Grez
meme.
Bolbipiuet nlellem Holitiet o9
Branb}o1tene Wiiuneapo1is forrige
Manbae til Sprbef for Mils Gomlon
fgrte itfetit ct {aa geioigt Nelnltat Ipm
ct 1ignenoe fit fpr MarD 5Dtoeiter,
sabet Der nenlig life font ioert mango
Iitlfrera. Btlletialget inbbraste
|S125, og W'ulfterne, }om Wabpr
|Mmes ilasoe yolt, be(pb fig til $6S.
sammen meo andre Bibrag er Tonz
.bet gaaet up til omfring $3.50.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28

NJ S Minneapolis bar ber ibuit nnz
ret aolfiuig Rgre ON, enten DIR. 8.
EQilun uar ben rette Wanb til at
iamle be RunltsienitanDe, lOm be
itanoinapilfe 2anDe maatte poe til
@rpolitionen euer ei. gi bar forz
itaaet, at mango bar talt nforoelagz
tigt Dn Clifton os bans 8irflombeo,
nen ri bar oslaa feet, at ban er blez
pen forluaret tornemmelie at vIriz
bune" % rSonrna1" FAINT at. @rpDli<
tionelts Beitnrelle, Der bar rolet bans
5anbs for BET napnte Nrbeibe. Den
1lgget ube1agelige NHere beapnoer at
niube ablfilig Dpmartlombep baaoe
piOt % hrebt paagrunb al, at ben
a,neritanlfe yliniiter Danmarf, 81.
g. Nnberion, / vBubitiffen" oe maaz
Re Il flsre 8laoe bar offentliggiprt ct
8rep, ban bar fact ira GQiIon, pg
iom Nnberlon n,ener pil tale fpr fig
slelp pm Manbeil. llngtet bet
par ct 1let Brep boabe i ubtrDfsmaa=
be % bpab Retltripnins angaar, iaa
bar BET boa lite egentlis nuget meb
Sage at sigre, % burbe piitnDf iffe
beler paret Dffentlissiort:
Jplsenbe er Ct llbflip al usfanbt=
ilnpett" on1 famine Sag:
0Dubitiffen1 for ABE bs. inbebol=
er ct Bren fro ben a1llerifanIfe Mi<
liter. 9anmarf, Rasn,lls 8. Mn=
,erlon, boori oenne eIgr ct itarpt lloz
.falb ntpo 5r. .. guifon, Den Nse1,t,
innt MinneapuLis iuingeni 5on=
5nIer ilenste fh Oe IfanoinapiFe aanne
sIfprat ianlle Dlalerier til famine. I'D.
albaf iftpb gsaiisn er iangi gieauelnsaa:
eitpe |ftar at beripns bet lin 9el:
sJeDs ianot .pil (slliion Derefte1
Enre NOR riass, esl llnnlig Runb
BID iaialae IA Inn Vi bar gauite
JDso Iprat FL, AT a isEor. 6 npsrion 10:
III Beiliitpe piloe 1leo olape iiie rs offenflil
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28
afi1susfpta.

50 Mrbeibere Manfato bleo brRb=
te unber g(rbeibe 1neb en- Rloaf forz
leben, ibet SOrbpassene paltebe inb
pper BENT @rpften.
S Brainerb ifal man faa Sern=
bane / @aberne. Nrbeibet besbnbte
meb en- flor NrbeibsHDrfe Tor en- Iio
iiben.
Store 5toubranbe beriebe /
gtarbeben al Brointro Bespnoelien
al iioite llse, ps fore Masier al So
blep pbelast. Bpraabet fattebe Bes
il,ttuins ON at leie 400 Mono til atsaa
no oa bielpe til meb at lntfe.
Set mebbeles fra est. Haul,
at 5tobsubftiuinsen fom uo al NHaz
rem nteo en- aanlte pen 6ortjcneiie,
ibet man nelnlis baube $4,000 till
bebite, naar uosiiterne bar betalt.
ct. @lonb 20 Sept. Ser OBJ
ftellis Befpmrins Der paagr,t1iD af, at.
Rontrattpr Rapt. glnbrep 2arion ct
forIpnnoet. 6an bar i CONNER no
fprt en- bel Sci Nrbeibe for BDen %
Dar Ielp megen @ienboln. Men sienz.
mem Cab euer baarlig BeitprelIe iD~
neg bans NHarer at pare blepen noz
get inbpiflebe, laa ban panlfeli9 fan
betale fin @iRlb prpeis, ps bette bar
stpnget faa pea Dam, at man frDster,
ban bar taget fig afoase. Sans Sem
ner lgger efter bam.
- Gn bgDitum Manb, Mi9ael
4ai5er, ber bpebe Nnrbeben al Golb
s5prisns, blep ibielfjgrt at ct Srast=
treu, Do han git ira Rirfen liole
s5pnbas, neboeleS Der fra5t. Glonb.
gn Mrbeibsmanb ct. Saul
blep DRnhelIespis 1fubt 5BnSag al
en- af fine Benner peb glopn SleIon.
Denne Dplbt paa at ll,,berIpse ben
! fgrites RebDlpet, ba 5tltbbet Git al
5pg rann1ebe ben ufDffelige Wapen.
4 5Det arltases, at ManbeM bill bg.
Ser blep itiealet $4,000 fra
I llnipu Matipnaf Banf | DalntD for.
1 laben. ghperiet blep begauet, llsens
Danfens Gtnbebsnlenb bar tilitebe pl
4 bplot ,,aa at sifuAenie enbel gDelIs
iota netpp oar aufommet, Bensen
Dar atle ten Naffe. gDperiet blet
4 Dpbaset Ell balp Zine efterat be
a lItsoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28
GbpIcra / )se,p Dprf.

Sen 23oe September mebbeles tea
g}e!o g}ort, at ben aiiatife @bolera
bar braet til Bpen peb 9ampI tibet
Nlefia, iom bar fommen fra De 6olez
raImittebe paune / 5Stalien. 5pgz
bpmmen fom fin melt onbartebe
Tor,n, pg 8gbea bar ben lifre og burr
tis sgplge, naar noaen blep angreben.
stleiia leilepe fra gseapel ben 3bie
geptember. Sci Dage efterat man
baobe forlabt benne Sabn, inbtraf
BET fprite 9>ilf0loe al 5Dsbommen,
ibet en Meue,nbets pasfaaer blep am
ereben. Sau les frD9telist tre Da-
ge % bpbe berpaa. Den fpl9enbe
Dag hpbe Ell anoelt MeuembRfspns=
iager af Nagen. 8esse bleo ianfebe
neb i 6pen.
STA ben Eio uar BET Ct 9pbsfdlo
nnffen boer Das, inbtit man fom !
6aun, % alle bleu begranne paa inm=
INC Maabe. sSbetbele bar Der otte
Merioner, lom bBbe.
Da Nleiia anfum til 3barantnnen,
sif gunbbebstommisier Gmitb ON.
boro % fit oa Dplpsnins om oisie
8ienbssierninser. pan fit ogiaa bic
be, at 5gibets gaarloge banbe ppba=
get fire anbre Eilfelbe al famine
@Debpm blanbt MenembRfspaslage
rerne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Itreb
ba frar III Nrbeibe. Sunbbebsz
gummisiar e5mitb fanbt ueo llnoerz
| Iggelie fire npe Titfalbr, lon /. Daz
gems 29b baooe ubpif1et Jig. 5fibet
fit ftrar Drore til at beeipe iig neb
til ben ntre 9apn. De iDge blep
fsrt til Splpitalerne paa @5uineburns
Sslano pg De pprige af be SCI Mel>
lembafspasiagerer blep fprt til poffz
mans sSslanb. De tre 5alDnspas=
| 1agerer, ION bar Dn,borb, FAINT be 9ien=
.leoenbe As Mauo al Beiatningen bleu
og5aa fprt til Spffmars Ssfanb oel
Ell 8aab tilbgrenoe Cattle @arben.
| 9lf De 5pge bar Der tre Bprn, os De-
1 res MBbre reilte meb Sem i,nber polo
| 1on @rnab.
5nnb6ebsz@pn,nisiipnens Brnfi=
bent, Bapies a1ler bet lite for, at bel
| Imittebe Sfibs MnfomIt tan mebfgre
ringeite Sare. Set er BERTH for FEM
paa Naret, flyer ban. &0a Departe:
4 mentet er / sDb 5tanb fprat ,nbbs
gpgbommen. S Eilfalbe al en- Cpl:
beini fan Commissioner bare $4,000
til fin Gaabisbeb. @en narparenb'
Commission bleo orsauiieret fura
]. ngbe Spabpmuen ifiDr. 5Dgbom:
men bar beIggt Retp Dprf / 1s48
1st4 1ssA9 % i 1854 4455. Det iioite Be
1lDs bioros til, at man fiji a5psoom
4 mems lanoe Natur at fienbe, % 81
ifratfelien aap Slabs fOr en- roliger
Betragtning. sSymiolertib blep mn
4 Iganife fprfrrbeEsa / 9eDoember 1856
zen gSDbeb fDnl, az et tbo[eraimitte
f5fib par fomuet fro 5aDre, me
" itrens aparantene bolot g5lnitte
ubs, S Npril na1te aar sar bert
balot 91tiin g5fibe, ION braste dplt
/ E|ralb9e Hasiagerer meb fig. s59r
h ffont Birsinio msb 81 bgbe % oerna
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28
E}lere Blaoe al benz, Iom 9iB,

S;Iere Blabe al benz, lom siBr
Syororiug paa at bere Nrbetoernes
,Sgeasss- el1er er erflerebe Nrbeioer.
urgauer, toae1 2tnarfiiternes .4art /
bet Wsre, io'a er ppitaaet, efter at
IDp af llsoitliterne fra SguerIeoet i
Gbiessc sr opbsbpntte. 5aa1ebes
l.btaler baape Northwestern Labor
Union i msa1;eapolis % LaborEeho
iss. Aaal iis, iont On, alaasfifterne er
uifplbiee, % beres Som er en- Dom
oper galezos IrDtfe1ribeoen / bette
2unb. Dette baooe pi itfe pentet al
Dis5e to.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28

fnnr Di ioag bar begbnbt llbgtpelz
Ten af ct ftprre 8lab enb bibinotilt
tnltseDs for at pi ISaar lige fpran Ell
lang ginter, ber eftet aQe Marfer at
bDn1t1e pfl neppe oif FIRE nogen 1arz
oeles liplig Jprretni,,sspirfio fiomDeb
rneb Zig, ba Fer bette, bels foroi Der
fra forltjeuige al bore Mbonnanter
far paret ltnaafioset ooer, at Blaoet
Y Dar naret forliDet ! sSorbolb til Brt-
len, og hels og fornemmelig forbi hi
gierne piloe itraffe os iua lanat 1om
tttulist, tlaar bet slalbt at forbeore
Blabet. 81 bar berfor ct belt Nass
lGSio feet fren,oper mpb be1ne Spit iom
bet rette Eiospunft til at foretage
sGoraubrinaen.
Despnrre bar in1ibleriio Soften
paagrunp Il aarets fnappe @rane %
ben beraF f5lsenbe tsinore 8elItano
life laa Tibet ibaffet nore llo{ister
for 6elo meo ben ipertl lattt Iooibelz
lie al 8labet, ialefaLb tor Bet fprife,
raen ri bar ouerebe nosen Etb be-
b11bet ben for enbel Befienote, %
ot an1er os forpii9tet til At hploe
Orb.
6bis altiaa l1geblobsts 8enner oil
anIe ben lfeoe JoranCring lom en- 9rz
Zig og oelment etreben efter at tori
bebre Biaoet, laa er llgeblaoets lloz
9iper tilfreos.
ut anmobe om lluberltettelie tan
pei neppe pa:e npp0euoigt. 8i bar
Siuib til, at ben fou1ner alligepel,
Di 0enner fou7mer lbuone, % andre
fan pi 10 itfe fac oaigebel, meominbre
Di {fulbe funue pinbe bem, bbilfet pe(
1teppe far ifezDeo @umobnina.
gi ooerlaber oerfor trgitig Sen Sag
I'll i'm egen 5flRbns.
Derinob bif eipar Orb til Be=
lDsning pm, boori Spranbrinsen be-
ltaar, enbnu pere torben. 81 baobe
tanft at siDre Blaoet niipaltet, iite>
betfor at bet fgr par ottelpaltet. Blaz
betbiloe berbeb blipe tbetbele 4 @palz
fer tgrre emo fpr, peb @iben al at
g'palterne p9iaa tnaatte faa en- til
lparenbe fprre Gen9be.
Dette er I'LL Blnoets 5tbrrelle.
90 imio1ertib ySormerne" bliper
sssneget uboanbterlise meb iaa itore
sioer, bar III osiaa fpranbret Bla=
bets Jorntat til 2ettel1e for Ds lelp
% qauife pilt lite til Sinoer for Dore
9aIere.
5oranbrinsen bar nebf9rt, at ri
bar m1attet leie en6ntter mere. Ser
pil naturlispis Dslaa blioe mere Nrz
Sbeibe for Rebaftpren, men bet er Mez
ningen at lasge paa ban bette ertra.
6ar fan fanlfe enbnI taale en- Got
til.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28
ynbianbet.

I'll R4 cN,..,[,o,a+vr., hnr4ononhc of RE
sn' s 1as.ss. ,.,as sraf,, hIan ,,an~,
q; ot.sas... 49, * ~ ana,,stts gpi-
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s,sssa xea.ta M na,,.o,. t;ra or;| ,o net
~; 1asa.,ss ~ 49, - g;ns,o,r
s,,,,. '., -, ~, s,,,ht - tor,,x 40 monne
sr..,..; % o,ass,. s;.sto 49, !, ,,aa s,oro.,srs
s,.s.:, ~ sTsa :. eo,,r % % nnh hr;
IS So - ~. 0 " .,,.aos u = - !
y;,oo !, nner moonene Sn IS Wrpn,z
s;erne 5u hlen ,foynsret men hon ontooes
&, o,,,e 4 f,,n,,e oner,t,o hpt
I2'9's ~ 81 ]. m, o,,u. o,o,.s
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atlt.sl, !, = p..luu' :. ~ g9.sas' .
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~ 49, ,1.sauss,1ss o.
,m.s guss's s.,s - - o,:aa .,as on mo. =
sr.,,rt 30 11nsaonse en- nox oa,,rs
.lI..ss,,: l .a.,,a.a4 - 60
Enhe] csnh;onere nmfriro K, !
gollet. 1eieps nao fin Meiie oiennem
sR Ronbon g>nfotn ben 1fgr1te 6a1 INN
-fnnbtes Bnen po oor en- sypre'ti1inq
| pilpe mnubs Daus forleoen. Bilz
EIetten fo,tebe 25c. Ti('fuerue bar tai
Erioe.
IN - glor oom,ne1 @ut INN
s,o- ;;orn men s,n1f;non of qysois noo
q sssarn, Ia gP;( 1ra g,oter1po
jsrs,'na nnSe ,1,,h,ef;ot esrehoo otter.
n,;nhco ~, banhe ofbrio t,oret ,no
n o;n - Nh ontooes no,oo il, 4, Il
5,,r,e MN oob : 6eIbren s,on honbe
lEs,niit En- opb mibbao "a penpte tilbd6e
1til 1it 4rbeibe 5ammen ,neb 10 anbre
4 |q,, onh @ftprot bone nrheife+ en- 81.
mes Gib talbt fan baqlanbs on, %
bar bgo.
a,o,;.:.+ ccs,,oo, fo,,n+ J,
4 @oasaee her nnr ti1lapet til en- Bom
4 e I; 81 car harm mn g.ottnoe grpp,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-09-28
9sttarffiteTtses rstfler+.

Sen ialuma 1lfornuftiae @ilo{fabl,
i]uornleo Nnarfiftsrits altio bar falit
ftst Gag. ignes at fslae pesls III 9ras 9'ral
pens Ma1tb, Ser 81 btu irttet pprigssa
iiqt ManneNts ienr iste pi(ne Daoee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-23
FUN FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
BUT DEATH TO
COMPETITORS!
NJ. GA 4, ], !, ! Err
At Ellsworth. Bar Harbor and RochIand,
Some Decided Bargains
In goods which cannot be substituted
later on, unless a heavy adyan &c.
At Ellsworth. Bar Harbor and 70ChIand
In goods which cannot be substituted
later on, unless a heavy adyan &c.

Bargain 10 pieces Of summer silks ct "- ~ a- pyr
yard, worth go ct~., twhilc they la~tD
Bargain II. Three tyc~. containing c4 different -..i,
each tyr Of An wool dress goods - 0s ~. .
- cto.; (wc are looking iorm"re at the same n,..0J
Bargain ILL., Black and Coored Satin Itlaiaa.- .. :,..t
and 81 -. worth % and SID tGrrl,-G H..-a.
Bargain ~. 50 different styles Of Fancy t.u... u..
latest novelties among thcm.)
Bargain \. Three style, of Coat Iia, .e-,.. II. 7,.-
ol.0o ana >l.25 The Dollar grad, J. au uua u. IF. t.
i i9jgyyoFh a2lIIy US 7-4f hi ls4 Il y
Bargain VI 100 BoucIc Outside lc,,H- +" 0..e 'a +
orrd Sl-5. luu get the same" 500 ~'I" 1 t. ,-
Bargain VII. Ladies Cotton Underwear, t.c-a"l. .r.
and trimmed price, lower than thr material 't .-'
80 dozen Corset Coverings at - cents. l'o.<u ...
nicely trimmed Al - ct-. worth SD. a"z~" '""
80 Ct. skirts from - ct~. t" 5000.
Bargain Viii 80 Holland WinIo" ~a"..~ Mr.. n" '@
roller read, for Use ut 80 r~ 700 pr"m- Nn -'..-
with spring roller either in plain or fancy III ~" a"| '".-
l5O Curtain Poles with brass attachments ut - '- w. 'H
Sl25 Large assortment Of ~crm and Iarn~ h t",.'-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-23
Wedding Bells.

one of the plcasante>t recent social events
Of this city was the marriage OF Mr.. +. ;.
Turner, The genial first assistant teacher in the
Birigo Business College, aud Mis- Cora \.
Blai-del. which took place al the residence q
the brides parents on Winthrop street, We'd
nesday morning, in the presence Of large
company Of their friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. ;. Gledhill Of Gardiner.
Mr.. \. f. Reynolds and Miss Louise Rock
wood acting a. gTOom~man and bridesmaid.
After partaking Of refreshments the company
dispersed and the happy couple took their de-
partnrc for Ocean Point. where they will spend
part of the honeymoon, after which they will
return 10 their future home in this city.-heH-
aeJec .J0urHdl.
The editor Of the AMERICAN acknow hedges,
with many thanks, the receipt OF wedding
card and generous slice Of the bridal loaf.
He wishes the happy couple long and bssful
welded life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-23
City ana County.


The work of fitting up the rooms of this or
ganization Is rapidly approaching completion.
The gymnasium j. alre dr furnished with APP
paratus and the room which is 10 be used as a
reading-room and for social meetings, will
probably be ready by the last Of the week. II
i designed 20 light both rooms with electricity
and committee will have charge Of them. 1t
has not vel been determined " ha, hours they
will be open, but an effort will be made to
Keep them open the most Of the time. day and
evening Every saturday evening a Young
mems social meeting " ill be held in the rooms
y Dung men o,er Is wears of age OF christian
character are eligible to active membership.
while an youug men over Is years Of good
moral character arc eligible for honorary mem
herShip. Honorary members OF the union
vii tuioy all the privilege. accorded active
~. mbrr>, including those oil the rtading-room
and gymnasium. eNfcptla; only the right to a
Voice 10 the control Of H. affairs and holding
Office. Il, -law> have also been enacted by
which boy under - scar, of age may become
members 81 The gymnasium, hv the payment
% quarterly dues. being subject 10 the same
rules and r, cuiliion> ~ the older members.
fold. the spiritual. social aud physical culture
- ail who can bt reached by it, influence, To
ih- end r,li-iou> ser, ices will he held under
it, auspices, ~ociab.e> and entertainment. Civ
en-, and CLASSES of instruction in ph, -ica exer-
else formed. To the ,oung men Of the town.
Whose "a ening, may b. spent on the street or
in Tho billiard halls and saloons. which seem
multiplying on every hand, the,r room, stand
ol,u and cordial invitation j. extended to
81 sl Themselves of aii tie privileges which
th,y afford. The membership fee both active
aul honorary. and the quarterly duc> have
been llacc,l at 80 low figure. that no Young
mau r.,i ''o -hut ont from th,>c privileges by
rta.nu II >,au' mcan>. Il ha> been objected
thli such Il mos, ulent viii interfere with the
l-,'ju4tr work. IF th, church. Il i, admitted
that l4e Church ,huuld itself accomplish much
\. o. worh which The union aims 10 10. hut
4at- ut fNrr. pastor IN the cit, would re-
j"icg 'a labor with such q model church. hut
what Hne Wiz isf 20 affirm th1t hi- church.
f. il T.. 4, eopiu- successfully with ibj, depart
mrui % christian WORK. and while We ar, ~
forming our churches shall thi- work suffer:
L j. further objected ihat the tendency will b,
90 lessen To- sense ~ Tc>pou,jbjii', ~ church
members iu ih. meetings Of their respective
churches. Sturdy it ought Ia be iu>t The Dr.
po>i'o iu -'~ ,f.t. W services viii be bed
tha' -tai. interfere with tho, Of the churche,.
aud tho result 1i faithful service in the union
Should he increased activity in tin church
wnrA. ~ 'Ae 'uuion" WORT. Young men hy
h".'lIu- p'ie, auj ,h4riu- responsibility wlll
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Card Of Thanks

Rev. f. and Mrs c. Harding would express
their heartfelt thanks TO their friends OF Els
worth Ellsworth Falls. Hancock ana otners
for the pleasant visit they made us on the 18th
anniversary of our marriage. for 10 dollars
Including gold frosted cake of is dollars; y
dollars from friends at the Falls, nice CHAIR
from friends at Hancock. silver cake bas ket,
caster and money from neighbors, and other
valuable presents. The occasion VIII ever De
held i'm grateful remembrance by the recipi-
enis. REV L. AND Mrs. {. HARDING.
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TWO Hundred and Eleven Feet and
Eleven Inches Against Strong
Head Wind.

THE lriai ot eu-ia.. in obi, c'y on saiur-
Gay In rugon MT. Was grca, attraction
ull,ea wa Witnessed l5 hundreds ii our cjti-
nm. IUt contest. which va, between Union
,n-iue No.2. and Diri-o engine No. }. took
place on Water street which for long dis
tance wa, lined with Interested spectators. and
room, overlooking the scene Of action were
filed with eager looker--cn. The following
we're chosen for judges and referees Union
30. >. F. b. Aiken, judge, Geo. f. Haskell
referee: Dirigo No. 3. u. l.. Fields. judge, W
II. Davis. referee. Capt. j. NJ. Higgins was
made third judge or judge at large The
Union played four times and its best play was
i'll first. which was all #. and II inches. The
Dirigo played five times and its best play WAS
its third. which was 1879 #. and y inches The
priced played for was purse OF sl50. which
was won by the Union Company. they beating
the Diri.o Company BY u #. and d inches.
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ChalIenge.

The High School Base Bail team Of this
CITY. wish u to announce that they ehal-
enge the Bangor High School orients, or
any other nine in the State. whose players
ages are between fifteen and eighteen. Adj
dress Manager OF +. II. :. Nine, T. o. Box
a21 Ellsworth. Me.
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Two daughters Of Mr.. sewal Cook are Wis
iting their parents at North Lamoine. These
daughters have been absent ten years. Both
are married and are now Mrs. Bean OF Chicago,
and Mrs. Sawyer of Elkhart, Ind. They were
formerly members of the Unitarian Sunday
school in this city, and both of them. accom-
panied by their father, attended the Unitarian
church on Sunday last.
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Reading-What is |
N-N.
Mrs. Whittemore.
Miss Agnes Hall.

ON Saturday morning last after long aud
painful Illness from cancer in the stomach,
Mrs Emeliue Tinker, formerly and for many
wears mucli-respected resident of this CITY,
died at her home in Cambridge, Mass, at the
axe Of about 63 years. The funeral services
were held on Sunday at her late residence in
Cambridge, the Rev. W. II. Lyon officiating
The remains. accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Octavia Jordan and MIR. Asa Glidden, an
old friend of the family, reached this city by
train on Monday morning last, and were de-
posted in the tomb owned by her brother-n-
law. Capt. John W. Hill, at Woodbine Gene
terry. Mrs. Tinker was most estiniable lady
who was highly valued by all who knew her
for her noble traits Of character. Her friends
in Ellsworth were as numerous AS the circle
of her acquaintance was wide.
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MARRIED..

Ellsworth June Is. by Rev. y. 7. Ward
well. Mr.. William Johnston and Miss Alice ;.
Jewett both of Amherst.
Deer Isle-.June /, by Rev. f. IL. Doane,
Elmer Pearl Spoiford, Esq, OF Deer Isle and
Miss Leonora Rich Of Boston.
Augusta June Is, BY Rev. j. :. Gledhill
Mr.. Edgar 5. Turner anc Miss Cora \. Biais-
dell, both OF Augusta,
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When Baby was sick we gave her Castor1A,
When abe was = Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom sbe had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-23

Col 4. A. Smith of the Boston Journal,
has accepted an invitation to be present in this
city. july ith. as one of the speakers and TO
take part in the celebration.
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Died.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and Age
HU 81 BE paid fer at The rate Of ten cents % line.
Cambridge. Ma>s.-June IS, Mrs. Emene
Tinker, formerly OF this city, aged about 81
years.
Prospect Harbor-June IL, Benjamin Moore,
Esq, aged about S3 years.
Worcester, Mass.-June II. Mrs. Lucretia
d. Rigby. formerly Of Steuben, aged 30 years.
0 months and ii days.